One of the best rural grocery stores, this place is bright, clean, and carries a lot of great…read moreproducts. They have great sales that they advertise on Facebook, as well as an ever changing stock that's really impressive. The staff is always kind and helpful, the butchers are my particular favourite. The deli counter is fantastic as well. If you're looking to budget for purchases go for the coop gold brand, it's better than brand name foods and made in Canada. I love that I can buy food that my neighbours grew from their local produce section! Don't forget to grab your kiddo one of the free snacks at the door.

Wow! Consider me impressed! Super bright inside incredibly well stocked with fresh produce and very…read moreclean. I was not expecting this store to be as "uptown" as it was.

meats rotten, produce is old, prices are really high....................................read more

I field my truck with gasoline at their fuel story while my wife shopped for groceries inside the…read morestore. I had no issues at the pump except it would not accept my US Safeway rewards number. My wife found everything she was looking for in the grocery store. We'd shop and fuel here again.

Stettler Farmers' Market is a regional event that brings in local farms and growers to the Stettler…read moreAgricultural Society building every Tuesday between 4pm and 7pm. The market features some traveling merchants as well, such as meat providers from Camrose and fruit vendors from British Columbia. The market is open just 3 hours (4-7pm) on a weekly basis during the main spring and summer months. This means the vendors have a strong shopping venue because of the limited availability of the market. Going to the market today, rhere were indeed local farms, and also fresh produce from local Hutterite colonies as well. Aside from the produce there are a few vendors who are local, but regailing other wares, such as Tupperware, home care products and more. There was also one vendor with baked goods. Generally, the traffic and the crowds were focused on the produce. The prices were, however, not comparable to local grocery store produce which sells for considerably less. For example, ears of corn sold for about the equivalent of $1.17 each (6 ears for $7) at the farmers market , while being priced at just $0.49 at the No Frills just 1/2 vlock away. Inspecting the corn, they seemed equally sized and fresh. In general, the prices at the Farmers' Market seemed more expensive as a rule. The assumption is that quality and freshness would make the difference, but I wasn't able to see that from cisual inspection. All the people at the market were kind and it wa a pleasant, if busy, experience.

Get rid of the self checkouts. Half your customers don't know how to use them, the other half hate…read moreusing them. Pay some cashiers, you aren't "No Frills"

We liked it. My…read morewanted to replenish our nut supply. She found what she wanted. This store sells bulk: - Nuts - Candy - Dried fruit - Vitamins / supplements Good find. We'd stop here again.